Recurring Receivable setup with Client #

Question

Recurring receivable setup does not have access to the client # field. Have several hundred monthly receivables to record and don't want to have to set up a job for each one. Any suggestions????? Thank you!

AMBCI · Accepted Answer

Hi Janice, 
 Char (CKS) is correct. I can empathize with your situation because there is not a quick fix. 
 The suggestion to add the Service Receivables module is the best answer. You are a contractor filling Service Work Orders for Fixed (Monitoring) and/or Variable (Service Labor/Mat/Sub) costs. Service Receivables is be designed to manage that billing process with the Work Order & Invoice templates you need. 
 The question rephrased is: How can you create Recurring Receivables (Template) without creating a job for each individual Receivables Client? This is not possible through the Recurring Receivables Template. 
 If you use T&M billing, where you bill the customer for fixed and variable costs, the JOB/Customer Record is necessary for tracking the actual costs (AP invoices, payroll) and markups to be billed to each customer. The JOB is the KEY to accounting from source doc to posting account. 
 Also, as Char (CKS) conveyed, it would be prudent to set up Departments, and assign Revenues / Expenses generated by the Security Services department to a Subaccount. Transitioning to Departmental bookkeeping mid-annual-cycle is difficult for various reasons, but this is a good idea regardless. 
 In Summary, use the Service Receivables Module, or find a way to create a job record for each client. You can manually enter new Jobs, or IMPORT a .csv/.xls file (which is really only recommended to be done at start FY). If you have a Job for each Client, you can create a Recurring Receivable Template for each Job and Post/Print/Send invoices in Batches. 
 Best Regards, 
 Joe S. 
 Ambrose CI

Sage Construction & Real Estate

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